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<blockquote data-quote="wait whattt? :o" data-source="post: 66810" data-attributes="member: 564">Ah, that&#039;s on me. I think we are speaking from very different perspectives. I come from third world countries, but it seems you speak from the perspective of a Western country?Even then, the issue I pointed out remains even for Western societies I noticed. Femboys in your countries are sexualized at best, while tomboys are tolerated (and sometimes celebrated). The point I am making here is that societies (even those of Western societies) have deemed masculinity to be of higher status than that of femininity.Maybe media is misrepresenting this but I noticed transwomen face way more stigma than transmen. Like, I&#039;ve seen cases where transmen are just &quot;confused&quot; and lost their &quot;sisterhood&quot; but transwoman are just those &quot;pedophilic&quot; sexual deviants.Edit: changed &quot;of higher roles&quot; to &quot;of higher status&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wait whattt? :o, post: 66810, member: 564"] Ah, that's on me. I think we are speaking from very different perspectives. I come from third world countries, but it seems you speak from the perspective of a Western country? Even then, the issue I pointed out remains even for Western societies I noticed. Femboys in your countries are sexualized at best, while tomboys are tolerated (and sometimes celebrated). The point I am making here is that societies (even those of Western societies) have deemed masculinity to be of higher status than that of femininity. Maybe media is misrepresenting this but I noticed transwomen face way more stigma than transmen. Like, I've seen cases where transmen are just "confused" and lost their "sisterhood" but transwoman are just those "pedophilic" sexual deviants. Edit: changed "of higher roles" to "of higher status" [/QUOTE]

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